Publishers Lunch: June 15, 2008 - June 21, 2008 Archive

Haber Leaves Rodale; Modern Times Imprint to Close
Leigh Haber has resigned from her position as vp/editorial director of Modern Times, the non-fiction imprint she founded last year while at Rodale. Her last day in the office was yesterday, and Rodale will close Modern Times after publishing the remaining titles on its list. "It's been a great four and a half years at Rodale, with eight NYT bestsellers and the creation of a new imprint," Haber said in an email yesterday. "While I will hugely miss the authors and books I leave behind, I felt that it was time to pursue some new ideas and challenges."

Another Potential Debut Fiction Bestseller Preview from the WSJ
Today's advance spotlight is on Andrew Davidson, a Manitoba native whose debut novel THE GARGOYLE has attracted considerable attention since Doubleday signed North American rights for $1.25 million last year. (The book publishes here in August, and also in 22 countries, including Davidson's native Canada.) Despite planned "title star treatment" from Borders and B&N (is the newspaper not allowed to use the term "co-op" in an article?) some doubt readers will want to turn past the first 75 pages of apparently explicit content. "It's too graphic, too sexual," said Rainy Day Books' Vivien Jennings, speaking of readers in the vicinity of the bookstore's Fairway, KS home. "It's not going to float here." But Davidson brushes off such concerns: "I am no more concerned about readers in the Midwest embracing the book than I am about readers at either coast, or abroad."
WSJ

Janet Silver Q&A
Poets & Writers prints an extended version of Jofie Ferrari-Adler's interview with former Houghton Mifflin publisher Janet Silver, now at Nan Talese/Doubleday as an Editor-at large.
Poets & Writers

Announcements
Joy de Menil has been named Executive Editor of Viking, reporting to Clare Ferraro. She joins the company in November from The Atlantic, where she is a senior editor, and will work from both Washington and New York.
 
Genoveva Llosa has joined Ten Speed Press as a senior editor acquiring business, career, mind-body-spirit, and parenting books. She was previously at Collins, Crown, and Harvard Business School Press.

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• Nabokov Estate Latest Wylie Client
• Wiley Has Better Q4 Than Expected
• On Tasha Tudor, 92
• Walker Trims Staff, List
• BEA 2008 Now Playing at Publishers Lunch TV

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Amazon's Clout Helps Debut Novel
The Wall Street Journal looks at how David Wroblewski's debut novel THE STORY OF EDGAR SAWTELLE (Ecco) benefited from being championed by Amazon.com. The 566-page literary novel has already gone into its seventh printing -- a reported total of 90,000 copies -- a week after its publication. Driving that unexpectedly heavy demand has been strong reviews and promotional support from Amazon.com, which chose the book as one of the best books of June, kept it on its home page for two weeks at a 40% discount before the book hit stores, and posted an essay written by the author at Amazon's request. "We also had a preorder banner in May, which is something we do for books that we think will have significant interest for our customers," says Tammy Hovey, an Amazon spokeswoman.
 
Amazon's enthusiasm, combined with strong reviews in national newspapers, has helped other retailers take notice. "It's doing fabulously well and we've already reordered," B&N fiction buyer Sessalee Hensley told the WSJ, and Costco increased its initial order to 18,000 copies from 3,000.
WSJ

The PFD Saga Continues
Not surprisingly, yesterday's news that former Sunday Times editor Andrew Neil has agreed to buy PFD from CSS Stellar generates more attention in the UK news media. Neil, the current chief executive of the Spectator, explained his decision to buy the troubled literary agency, which is only just recovering from last year's mass defection that created United Agents, stemmed from its back catalog: "If you were an asset-stripper you would be prepared to pay this price to close the company down and live off its back book, though that is absolutely not what we want to do." PFD will also retain Caroline Michel as its CEO and will give her an unspecified stake in the business. Neil also warned not to expect a rapprochement with United Agents. "They still owe us money. All the best tunes have been sung by the United Agents so far, but we're going to be more robust and aggressive."
Independent
Bookseller

Announcements
At the Doubleday Publishing Group, Bill Thomas has been named senior v-p, editor-in-chief and publisher, general adult books. He has been editor-in-chief of Doubleday since 1998. Stacy Creamer has been promoted to editor-in-chief of Broadway from deputy editorial director, and Charles Conrad, editorial director for Broadway paperbacks, has been promoted to deputy editorial director of the imprint. Both will continue to report to Thomas.
 
Penguin was named Publisher of the Year at the Australian Book Industry Awards and by the Canadian Booksellers Association.
 
John Fagan has been named Marketing Director, eBooks, for Penguin. This is a newly created position added to his current duties as Vice President, Director of Marketing for Penguin Books and the company's Executive Director, Marketing and Sales.
 
Andrew Proctor will add Operations Director to his responsibilities at PEN American Center where he is the Director of Membership and of the Writers' Fund. Lara Tobin will join PEN full time as Membership Associate.
 
Timothy Mennel has been named senior editor at the American Planning Association, overseeing both Planners Press and PAS reports.
 

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CSS to Sell PFD
CSS Stellar has agreed to sell literary agency Peters, Fraser & Dunlop to PDH, a newly formed company backed by a consortium of investors led by Andrew Neil. The deal, conditional upon approval by CSS shareholders at its July 7 annual general meeting, is worth a maximum of £4m, of which £3.75m is payable in cash on completion, with the balance of £0.25m due in 2011, dependent on PFD's earnings in the three years to 2010. David Buchler, chairman of CSS Stellar, said the group's future was "best served by focussing on our core business of Sports Marketing and Events".
The Bookseller

Informa Ends UBM Talks, Circles Other Buyers
After a potential takeover by United Business Management, worth £3.4 billion pounds, fell through, exhibitions group Informa has now received a takeover approach from a private equity consortium understood to be led by Providence.
Times (London)

High Demand for Russert Books
Tim Russert's 2004 memoir BIG RUSS AND ME and the 2006 followup WISDOM OF OUR FATHERS was in serious demand after the Meet the Press host died of a heart attack last Friday. "We sold out in an hour," Richard Klein, co-owner of the Book Revue in Huntington, told Newsday's Tom Beer. "We probably could have sold 100 if we'd had them." Random House started shipping an extra 100,000 paperback copies of WISDOM while Hyperion has gone back to press for an additional 100,000 copies of BIG RUSS.
Newsday

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• Rare Science Book Sells for $2.2 Million
• Plagiarism Charges Dog UK's "Celebrity Psychiatrist"
• Publishing Reporter as Interview Subject
• Midtown's Literary Dearth
• The Galley as Status Symbol
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Announcements
Emily Carleton has joined McGraw-Hill Professional as an editor in the Consumer group. She was an associate editor at Wiley.
 
Ann Campbell will leaving Broadway Books, where she was a Senior Editor, at the end of this week to be at home with her new daughter. She plans to take on freelance editing and writing starting in September and can be reached at annwcampbell08@gmail.com.
 
Simon & Schuster has launched a new Speakers Bureau in partnership with the Greater Talent Network.

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Business of Consumer Publishing 2008
 

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HarperCollins Children's Books (New York, NY)
 
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$2 Million More in Grants for The Big Read
The National Endowment of the Arts announced that 208 libraries, muncipalities and other organizations devoted to arts, science and culture in 46 states have been awarded more than $2 million in grants to host Big Read Celebrations between September 2008 and June 2009. The Big Read also launches in Mexico this fall with the anthology SUN, STONE AND SHADOWS: 20 GREAT MEXICAN SHORT STORIES.
NEA Release

Oprah Speaks, Gives Away Books at Graduation Ceremony
At Stanford University's commencement address on Sunday, Oprah Winfrey advised the nearly 4,700 graduates to trust their gut. "When you are doing the work you are meant to do, it feels right," she said. "Feelings are really your GPS system for life. Check your ego at the door and check your gut instead. Every wrong decision was the result of me not listening to my voice. If it doesn't feel right, don't do it." Afterwards, each graduate received a copy of Book Club selection A NEW EARTH by Eckhart Tolle and another Winfrey favorite, A WHOLE NEW MIND by Daniel Pink.
Commencement Speech
SJ Mercury News

Survey Confirms Younger Generation Less Interested in Traditional Reading Habits
The Bookseller's Reading the Future Survey, presented at a conference last week, reports only half of young people aged 18-24 years old think people will still be using bookshops in 20 years' time. Looking deeper into 18-24 year olds' reading habits, the survey found that 28% were favourable towards the idea of e-readers, compared to 9% of 65+ year olds, and 40% liked the idea of downloadable chapters of books, compared to 7% of 65+ year olds. Transworld publisher Bill Scott-Kerr said at the conference that the statistics point to where publishers are headed in the future. We all know the book is a great piece of technology - you can't drop e-books in the bath. But we as an industry are in a lot of trouble; we don't know where we are going."
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Announcements
 
Hachette Livre UK has appointed Chris Emerson to the newly created position of chief operating officer for the group, effective July 7. Emerson previously worked for Technicolor as vice president of strategy, Europe.
 
Jia Gayles has joined the Knight Agency as Promotions/Public Relations Director, responsible for handling online promotions, newsletters and marketing for the agency and its clients.
 
Author Solutions has appointed Diane Gedymin to the position of Executive Editorial Director.
 

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Health Communications, Inc. (Deerfield Beach, FL)
 
Art Director [Full Time]
Columbia University Press (New York, NY)
 
National Account Representative [Full Time]
HarperCollins Publishers (New York, NY)
 
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HarperCollins Publishers (New York, NY)
 
Editorial Assistant [Full Time]
HarperCollins Publishers (New York, NY)
 
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Book Clubs, the Progressive Way
As Bertelsmann looks to sell off its book club arm, a new group plans to enter the fray. Starting today, the Progressive Book Club is inviting readers to join and buy three books at $1 apiece in exchange for the obligation to buy four books over the next two years. The first lead selection is Steven Greenhouse's "The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker", with Jeffrey Feldman's "Outright Barbarous: How the Violent Language of the Right Poisons American Democracy" and Hilary Jordan's "Mudbound" to follow this month. Founder Elizabeth Wagley, a former fund-raiser and communications adviser for nonprofit groups, said that she believed the new book club would fill a void for progressively minded readers. "The right has always understood the power of ideas, the power of books as legitimizers of ideas," she said. "I see the opportunity with the book-club structure to create a powerful tool to showcase the ideas of the left."
 
As with other book clubs, authors will receive royalties of 4 percent of the cover price for books sold for $1 apiece, and 8 percent of the cover price for books sold at regular club prices. The club will also update traditional operation with a social networking component on its Web site, as well as the opportunity for members to form local book discussion groups. Daily Kos blogger Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, one of the book club’s "alliance partners," said he did not expect the club to generate much revenue for his company. "I'm not doing this for financial reasons," he said. "I'm doing it for movement-building reasons."
NYT

Richard & Judy's Instant Summer Bestsellers
The Outcast by Sadie Jones (Chatto & Windus)
No Time for Goodbye by Linwood Barclay (Orion)
East of the Sun by Julia Gregson (Orion)
Down River by John Hart (John Murray)
The Pirate’s Daughter by Margaret Cezair-Thompson (Headline Review)
The Private Lives of Pippa Lee by Rebecca Miller (Canongate)
The Resurrectionist by James Bradley (Faber & Faber)
Addition by Toni Jordan (Sceptre)
The R&J Book Club now accounts for 26% of the sales of the top 100 books in the UK, as reported by the Times over the weekend, and Cactus TV producer Amanda Ross, the club's creator and book selector, is confident the show's move from Channel 4 to a new UKTV channel won't affect its impact on the market. "If the move had happened earlier, it would have affected the book club. But this is a new channel on UKTV, and it will be on the first page of the electronic programme guide. After 10 years, I think the club has a life of its own. What we need is the support of the retailers. If they keep faith and the books are still in the shops, then people will still buy them because they have Richard & Judy stickers."
Times

The Entreprenurial Book Boom
The Wall Street Journal tracks the growing number of books written by consultants, real-estate moguls, retailers and other entrepreneurs. Over the past six years, the number of books written by entrepreneurs or about entrepreneurship has risen steadily, to an estimated 312 in 2007 from 188 in 2002, according to Books in Print, and publishers say there are more on the way. With layoffs and cutbacks dominating the headlines, demand for advice books based on true-life stories is peaking.  "In this economy, everybody wants to be in command of their career and destiny," said Rick Wolff, editorial director of Grand Central's Business Plus Unit. The sales records of books by New York City restaurateur Danny Meyer and Kinko's founder Paul Orfalea seem to illustrate the point, with 90,000 and 50,000 copies in print, respectively.
 
But not all entrepreneurs share in the wealth of book success. Hyperion published 37,000 copies of Gary Hirshberg's "Stirring It Up: How to Make Money and Save the World" in January, but BookScan reports the title has sold only 5,000 copies. Hirshberg has upped his lecture appearances and the paperback edition will be issued next April under a new title, "Green Your Business: How to Turn Conventional Wisdom on Its Head, Make Money, and Save the World."
WSJ

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• Ghost of a Chance with Celebrity Books
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• On Tim Russert
• Persephone, Informa Publisher Profiles
• NYS Wants Overstock and Amazon Lawsuits Consolidated
• Six Figure Advances Redux
• Narnia Website Name Battle
• Portugal Poet Papers Row
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Announcements
Books by VanitaBooks, The Museum of Jewish Heritage, and Arnica Publishing will now be distributed by Ingram
 
Backspace founders Karen Dionne and Chris Graham have launched the Backspace Book Promotion Network, a subscription-based searchable database of thousands of lnternet book promotion opportunities.
Book Promotion Network
 

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NYU Press (New York, NY)
 
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (Hoboken, NJ)
 
Editorial Assistant [FullTime]
Rabbinical Assembly/Aviv Press (New York, NY)
 
Editor [Full Time]
Sterling Publishing Co., Inc. (New York, NY)
 
Store Manager - Powell's Books at PDX [Full Time]
Powell's Books (Portland, OR)
 
National Account Manager [Full Time]
Macmillan (New York, NY)
 
Director of Marketing and Trade Sales [Full Time]
Storey Publishing (North Adams, MA)
 
Acquisitions Editor, Content Acquisition [Full Time]
Audible, Inc. (Newark, NJ)
 
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